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Simon Cipriano
9/13/1967 - 8/24/2026
Obituary For Simon Cipriano
Simon Cipriano, 58, of Florence, Kentucky, passed away on Monday, August 24, 2026. Simon was a talented radio host, graphic designer, and business owner whose creativity, leadership, and generous spirit made a lasting impact throughout the Greater Cincinnati community. Whether behind a microphone, developing a design, or pursuing a new business venture, Simon brought passion and originality to everything he did.
A natural leader with a warm and giving heart, Simon had a special gift for making those around him smile. He was romantic, imaginative, and expressive, finding joy in sharing his many talents with others. His kindness, humor, and welcoming personality allowed him to form meaningful connections with people from all walks of life.
Simon’s creativity extended far beyond his professional life. He enjoyed taking on do-it-yourself projects, cooking, sewing, and spending time surrounded by nature. He had a special love for plants and animals and found great happiness in nurturing and caring for the world around him. Simon approached life with curiosity and enthusiasm, always eager to create something beautiful, lend a helping hand, or bring joy to someone’s day.
Above all, Simon treasured the people he loved. He will be remembered for his generous heart, vibrant personality, and the love and laughter he shared so freely. His warm spirit touched countless lives, and the joy he brought to his family, friends, and community will remain a cherished part of his legacy.
Simon is lovingly remembered by his parents, Pedro R. Cipriano and Mercedes Cipriano; his children, Karen Cipriano and Giovanni Cipriano; his grandson, Theodore Cipriano; and his former spouse, Ana Guzman. He also leaves behind his sisters, Carmen Cipriano and Rosalinda Cipriano; his brothers-in-law, Felix Perez and Saul Moreno Jr.; his sons-in-law, Jeffrey Von Stein and Tad Peeples; his nephews, Jonathan Moreno and Eric Moreno; his fiancée, Karina Arreola; as well as many extended family members, friends, colleagues, and members of the Greater Cincinnati community whose lives were enriched by knowing him.
Funeral services will be held privately. Stith Funeral Home is honored to serve the Cipriano family.
Simon’s life was filled with creativity, compassion, and love. Though he will be deeply missed, his memory will continue to inspire smiles and live on in the hearts of all who knew and loved him.
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